Having read the names and having met the "owner" of the club (as opposed to the hotel) I don't think any of those names match up to that person. As well they raided a residence in Findlay Creek near the club, and allegedly they were using Canada Post to import and distribute the drugs. I have a hard time understanding how they would do that at that particular club. The space available would make it very challenging to run an operation of the size they are talking about. Any amount of mail to a strip club would raise a lot of red flags. I suspect that as people have noted, one was a dancer and others were people who hung out in the club. They may have dealt or supplied some of the dancers and customers, but that happens in almost all the clubs. However if some of the alleged culprits were using the hotel, or were connected to the hotel, then that would make a lot more sense, particularly knowing the history of the place. I could see them getting their license back if they can afford to get a good lawyer.
It wasn’t the owner or any of the staff. Vegas Island posted that disclaimer on their Instagram. The reason they lost their alcohol license was that staff were aware these people were selling merchandise inside the establishment and failed to stop it.
It’s hilarious that they thought Canada Post was a safe way to distribute, there have been three fairly significant events this year alone, and more in previous years.
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